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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-10-14, Page 6■ A 1 V *,VW wham Advance -Times, October 14, 1876 ♦,ter• „4 .r }ir _ mirror 1 one of the coaches of the boys' Madfll -of ore young must have teachers; the count too. '" This year our editor asked me Y ed ha and girls with perfect �e dark rimmed joyful seek the light-hearted; —Joan Leishman the wrestling team. to search into the depths of Wing- curls; age of Bennett, Kevin Townsend and Brian Cooper. I've had a few amusing mom- ham DHS and Madill S.S. history. glasses, pin ties, bobby socks and ents stepping ten years back- [ have been asked to uncover running shoes were all parhof wards; the boys with their slick- department, Mrs. Tiffin has 1 some mysterious secrets , that WDHS in 1966. The cheerleaders begun censoring T-shirts. Zoom- j The biggest headline for the have been known only by the in their purple plaid skirts and news this week is "Energy teachers themselves and can be white wool sweaters added j �k found only in old yearbooks that soiuething to the teams. Did they _ have distributed their interests have been stored away, waiting have more school spirit then? u- t for a gold digger like myself to Perhaps, but whatever it was the said "Jeff. if I didn't know what come along. If I hurt anyone's school seemed to be more united; t tion is not prepared to let Madill feelings by revealing any of these maybe because there weren't as rivals go away laughing — you Natural Natural White secrets, I'm sorry. many students enrolled. But as ` team in action. We would love to take on Goderich senior team. 50 to 59 U.1. 15.50 19.50 24.75 Let's go back ten years when some would say 'Those were the 60 to 74 U. 1. 17.75 21.75 27.50 ma Mr. Gnay has announced that Madill S.S. was called Wingham good of days.' this year our school will see bigger and better things. He will 88 to 100 U.1 26.75 28.50 34.50 District High School and Mr. Ma- —Mary Anne Alton I S S. oranges, then kernals of grain — Natural, 90t for White per U.I. over 100". U.I. = United Inches dill was the principal or com- (,ad�+height) -Allow firom 4.6 weeks for delivery. all painted purple for Hallowe'en. manding force of the school high JOANNE WOOD, Sally Le Van and Lori Moir are just part on the hill. Come with me and of F. E. Madill's enthusiastic cheerleading squad this year. we'll take a tour of the grounds. '� The support of the girls and the student body edged the Sr. Close your eyes and try to Boys' Volleyball team on to a victory against Goderich 15-13 imagine no roadway in front of and 15-8 and also a championship over South Huron with the school, no geography hall or scores of 15-2 and 15-9. bubble as we know it today, but a r: �''. herds. Prefects and teachers\� ��� ,l i ? r f circular drive at the end of �l were at its mercy as they - -- Victoria St. entrance. The flag \ •was blowing near the same spot LL� editorial !'•` ;, • as it is today, and remember the ; ' Soon' the lunch room was empty t w` big, beautiful willow tree that t A once stood outside room 211? There seem to be many those in mourning need words of Well, in 1966 it was just a occasions in our lives when we comfort. The clarity of expres- youngster. Yes, the grounds have are "speechless" and it seems sion, your worth in these areas of certainly changed but let's take a r. 4 there is just nothing to say! expression can often be minimiz- look inside this 1966 Wingham Although school touches on many ed, high school to see if it has really puzzled surprise "Easy," John facets which help the adolescent Perhaps the reason that we changed that much. g F become an adult, I think that attempt to hide our thoughts is Sally Galbraith was the Student a _ acquiring the ability to express because we feel so insignificant Council president that year and one's self is perhaps the most in our world of technologists, may I add it was the first time necessary to function in our politicians, economists and WDHS had been represented by a ever-changing society. white collar workers. We think female.*resident. Jim Robinson First, I feel you should learn ., that our individual role or train of was'the only Ontario Scholar that the art of communicating with thought has no importance or year. Did you count all the On - individuals and groups because influence. A second factor could tario Scholars Madill had last you, as a person, are important. be our insecurity as teenagers in Year? Your opinions count, but only if a society of rapid changes. When I glanced into the teach - You let them be known. Within the Generally young people feel ridi- ers' lounge I saw some familiar s< classroom we experience situa- culed and of no particular value. faces, Mrs. Ball, Mr. Kopas and tions where it is essential for the Now society provides no set tate- Mr. Webster were all new teach- student to relate his particular gory for us. We are being tossed ors to the school that year. Some _ thoughts to a selected event. around like a frisby — back into other members, of the staff were II Often one's feelings are so the security of childhood, for- Mr. Beard, Mr. Anderson, Mr. intertwined with sch ules and 4'd ward into the fri tenin adult gh g Morrison, Mr. Ritter, Mr. Ben - problems that they seem smoth world; we feel we must get a job der, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Wood, _= - ered. In such. a situation 'there and become independent, but Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Douglas, f can be no clear solution or wayof perhaps we should hold our status Mrs. Tiffin, Mr. Stuckey, Mr. j expression. Peer groups within as a student. Forrest, Mr. Campeau, Mr. P v the class, activities and sports So how can we talk, when Gavreluk, Mr`Gnay, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Willis and Mrs. Lockridge. - usually share similar ambitions really, there is no platform from The Glee Club was under the and doubts which' you, as a which to deliver our speech? skillful direction of Mrs. Douglas. student also have. They can help The only solution close at hand untangle inferlorities or compul- is to fight — not physically for W. Gnay coached the Mustangs sions, or whatever is choking violence means little, bnt with football team. Mr. Stuckey led your ability to relate to others, words, words of intelligence, the boys' cross-country to a and to express yourself as one meaning and action. Be prepared Huron -Perth Championship. The Fy it who is counted. to accept the results and ready coach of the Jr. Boys' basketball P ' Another major reason for one 10 yourself to contend with the re- team was no one else than Mr. � to be able to express emo ;ons P sponsibilities. It's scary to think Bender. Mr. Taylor coached the F and ideas is so that he may in u- that you are just one little person senior Boys' basketball to a loss ence and help other people. The against all those millions, but just against Clinton H.S. (111-86). The insecure need encouragement; I f • dsh• th remember, everyone else is just Wingham boys were just tor+ short to cope Mr. Stuckey was 9 W Editor: Joan Loishman Co -Editor: Mary Anne Alton Photography .and developing: Brian Reid and Mike Milosevic k� r PLAYER OF THE WEEK PLAYER OF LAST WEEK BRAD COOK (25) ROB DEMARAY A STATUE SO NUGE THAT SNIPS PASSED BETWEEN ITS LEGS... Yes; it was the Colossus of Rhodos—a lighthouse in mn- the shape of a an. U fortunately, It was destroy- ed in 224 B.C. by an earth - Beaver Opens The Door To Big Savings On Fuel. -Costs Aluminum Storm Doors Save energy by using a storm door this Winter,—Choose one of the three excellent quality doors listed below. All feature tempered glass for strength, & safety—Completely prehung M„ and ready to install. 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It is thought that the men of of F. E. .Alum num Storm, Winetws _ have distributed their interests At Beaver there's a window to Suit your needs. These storm farmer' T-shirt. Mrs. Tiffin also elsewhere this season; hard windows are weatill sturdy alit durable. Order Now! work, scholarships, extra help, said "Jeff. if I didn't know what and hockey. The female popula- Economy Aristocrat tion is not prepared to let Madill Basement Double Hung rivals go away laughing — you Natural Natural White just may see a girls' football Up to 49 U.1. 13.75 17.50 22.75 ` team in action. We would love to take on Goderich senior team. 50 to 59 U.1. 15.50 19.50 24.75 Off 1 CIE 0-0-0 60 to 74 U. 1. 17.75 21.75 27.50 ma Mr. Gnay has announced that 75 to 87 U.I. 22,755 24.50- 30.50 y this year our school will see bigger and better things. He will 88 to 100 U.1 26.75 28.50 34.50 begin the participaction by filling his entire room with squash, then 'Aristocrat also available iri over 100 U.L-- Price i8 86C for I S S. oranges, then kernals of grain — Natural, 90t for White per U.I. over 100". U.I. = United Inches s (,ad�+height) -Allow firom 4.6 weeks for delivery. all painted purple for Hallowe'en. themselves enclosed by a myst- II I' •Buckingham � r Exterior --- - . _ Cedar Doors If i Set off your home with one of these elegantly styled Cedar doors! Easy to stain and built Yto last. 13/4" thick. 4999 Model #130 2'8" x 6'8" or 210" x 610" 9 Buckingham - I — 2'10" x 610" Model #130 Interior Slab .' Doors Hollow slab doors that are ready to stain to suit your decor,,13/8" thick. Attractive 1 mahogany. 999 2' x 6,8„ I 1 `+ 1149 2,6„ x 6,8„ rill i t t 99 I i f th ears olf - � � '' • LARRY MILOSEVIC was a member o is y to So. 'get going'. Take your team which placed fourth out of nine schools in contribution to room 239 today. Huron -Perth. Other members of the team were Dave They will be greatly appreciated. Bennett, Kevin Townsend and Brian Cooper. 0-0-0 Meanwhile, in the English i• r ' C., department, Mrs. Tiffin has 1 i. 7 ,• y . � t 1 ,E • , .+ ,,t f •j .; , y I' l.r begun censoring T-shirts. Zoom- j ,:., :•� , . { , r •. ; j{j�j"(' , t er (one of the quick grade 13's) is S >t j still refusing offers resulting from his 'kiss me — I'm a ' . r' } ' `, fi •�� �; •2 farmer' T-shirt. Mrs. Tiffin also - t> ,;41 i said "Jeff. if I didn't know what 't '• :'' ;� 'Speedo' meant, I'd certainly .T 1,; , ! wonder about you!' t, Off 1 CIE r :? 0-0 to ma I One day last week in the.\ C I S S. i',;11 cafeteria, the students found s themselves enclosed by a myst- erious, evil -smelling odour. As�' the smell got worse students ` '� ''� • began leaving the cafeteria in ;' r: �''. herds. 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